Computational Psychiatry meetings (TAU-CP)

Computational psychiatry seminar

TAU-CP (Tel-Aviv University Computational Psychiatry meetings) is a monthly seminar hosted by Shahar-Lab, targeting the computational psychiatry community. Our main aim is to invite authors of recent relevant papers to present their work and provide a relaxed context where both novice and more advanced students can freely ask questions. The seminars are 60 min long followed by a discussion on topics including but not limited to decision-making, computational modeling of behavior, neural decoding, and its applications to neuroscience and clinical psychiatry. Seminars are held once a month on Monday at 4 pm (ILT) i.e., 9 am (EST).

If we wish to join the meeting please fill out the form link.

Upcoming talks

Past talks

Payam Piray (Princeton) - A model for learning based on the joint estimation of stochasticity and volatility -- January 25, 2022
Ori Plonsky (Technion) - Similarity-based learning and the wavy recency effect of rare events -- March 28, 2022
Lucy Lai (Harvard) - Policy compression: An information bottleneck in action selection -- November 21, 2022
Noham Wolpe (Tel-Aviv University) - What is mental effort? -- January 9, 2023
Maria Eckstein (Deepmind) - What do reinforcement learning models measure? -- March 20, 2023